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Superconducting magnet Patent
Operating properties of superconducting magnet in vacuum environmen
A database of number fields
We describe an online database of number fields which accompanies this paper
The database centers on complete lists of number fields with prescribed
invariants. Our description here focuses on summarizing tables and connections
to theoretical issues of current interest.Comment: 25 pages, 1 figur
Unsteady supersonic aerodynamic theory for interfering surfaces by the method of potential gradient
A generalized solution of the hyperbolic wave equation was further developed to relate the velocity components at a field point to the potential gradient distribution in the dependence domain. Singular integrals were evaluated in closed form, with numerical integration methods for more complex but analytic functions. Idealization of the lifting surfaces by trapezoidal elements with two sides parallel to the streamlines is computationally efficient. Streamwise integrals were performed analytically, and spanwise integrals were neccessary only on element leading and trailing sides. All integrands vanish on the Mach cone. Pressure distribution on a double delta wing and generalized aerodynamic coefficients for three AGARD planforms were calculated and compared with available results
New polyimide polymer has excellent processing characterisitcs with improved thermo-oxidative and hydrolytic stabilities
Polyimide P10P and its processing technique apply to most high temperature plastic products, devices and castings. Prepolymer, when used as varnish, impregnates fibers directly and is able to be processed into advanced composities. Material may also be used as molding powder and adhesive
Computational modelling of dump combustors flowfield
A computational model aimed at predicting the flowfield of dump combustors is presented. The turbulent combustion model is based on the conserved scalar approach and on a convenient specification of its probability density function, which reduces the computation of the mean density to a closed form. Turbulence is modeled by means of the k-epsilon model. The averaged conservation equations are solved by a technique based on a staggered grid and on the SIMPLE solver. The computational model is applied to a simple dump combustor to assess the computer time requirements and accuracy. The turbulent combustion model is shown to reduce the computer time by an order of magnitude when compared to evaluating the mean density by numerical quadrature
Development of pigments for thermal control coatings Final report, 17 Jun. - 16 Dec. 1965
Powdered metal oxide pigments by nucleation for temperature control coating
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